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Essays on Ghanaian Philosophy
E. A. Ammah Essay1 Ghanaian Thought and Philosophy
Introduction
E. A. Ammah, “Ghanaian Philosophy,” The Ghanaian (October
1961, November 1961, December 1961, January 1962, February 1962,
March 1962, April/May 1962, June 1962)
NOTE: Beginning in the October 1961 issue of The Ghanaian and
continuing in monthly installments through June 1962, E. A.
Ammah published a lengthy essay, “Ghanaian Philosophy.” The
essay is remarkable not only for its analysis of Ghanaian
thought but for its comparative discussion of other religious
traditions throughout the world. Although E. A. Ammah titles his
essay “Ghanaian Philosophy,” his exposition is an exploration of
Ga philosophy as revealed primarily in kpele hymns. He
identifies and discusses three Ga schools of thought: (1) God’s
School of Thought, (2) the Son of God (Awi Tete) or the Wisdom
School, and (3) the Sceptic School of Thought. In comparing Ga
thought with other traditions, E. A. Ammah draws upon a variety
of sources including The Bible, articles in The Hibbert Journal
(a liberal Christian periodical published in Britain 1902-1968),
notable scholarly monographs of the 1920s and 1930s, various
encyclopedias, as well as Islamic, Indian, and Buddhist
teachings. Marion Kilson
The essay is reproduced on this blog in 4 parts – Ade Sawyerr
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Essays on Ghanaian Philosophy
Review, March 6, Ghanadot - Beginning in the October 1961
issue of The Ghanaian and continuing in monthly installments
through June 1962, E. A. Ammah published a lengthy essay,
“Ghanaian Philosophy.” The essay is remarkable not only for its
analysis of Ghanaian thought but for its comparative discussion
of other religious traditions throughout the world.
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Leave Africa alone
Commentary, March 04, Ghanadot - Outrage about
homosexuality is not the issue here. The rush to
normalize a behavior that is foreign to the culture is.
It took years for the West to accept gays. This time,
the priority should be for Africans to decide when to
accept the gay lifestyle without pressure from the
West. ...
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Finally we have a consensus on
Free SHS –Nana Akufo-Addo
Commentary, March 04, Ghanadot
- At a symposium organised by the Royal African Society
and the Centre of African Studies in London, Nana
Akufo-Addo who was speaking on the theme 'Ghana, 57
years after 1957: Recalibrating the Course of Progress'
he said “at last we have a consensus on the free SHS
policy.” Nana Addo was commenting on the dramatic U-turn
made by the government in accepting that Free SHS was
feasible and would roll it in to action in 2015. .......More
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U.S. Seizes Largest Ever
Embezzlement by Foreign Dictator
WSJ, March 06,
Ghanadot - The Justice Department is moving to seize
more than half a billion dollars of allegedly corrupt
proceeds from former Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha and
his associates..In a court filing unsealed Wednesday in
federal court in Washington, D.C., government lawyers
said the U.S. has already frozen more than $458 million
in bank accounts around the world, and seeks to recover
at least $100 million more.... .....More
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